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. . Vv " * - "n ' ' ! ?| <?he fouljjrrii fnttrprise. ?ees:. -a i : ~ . . t m. 1 ==a CRRfiNVILLG, SU C. vSTEBHKSDA.Y, APRIL 14. 1869. XKIN Wtiiit, ETUI A Cooswbll M? MTMtkirliwl CkirlHtm, ud will rmttTi idTirtlnanU for tho Entmrprin. Tho MlliUa Act of Booth Carolina. Uafortanatolj. and moot y??HMi>rily In our opinion, the Legislature anted a militia law, authorising lk? Oovrrnor to have the militia enrolled, and to appoint officer*, which la alt io hit (the Governor**) hand* He i* also to dull and exercise the militia as often as ho pleaeec. This thing ?f drilling and mastering being left to the dlsef. tion of the Governor, we think It more than probable that he will not resort to it soon. He need not do so at any time tin. Vest war to threatened and imminent. Mi litia masters were considered always by the moat sober and peaceable diepoecJ people In the middle and up country aa a nuisance, and an unnecessary waste of lim-t and productive of idleneee and dissipation, and a decided lose to the productive labor of the country. Sometimes the muster ground became a scene of riot, and fight ing, and drunkenness, eepeeir.lly during political excitements. All these evils of militia musters are now liable to become doubled. As to the lors of labor, it was formerly trifling compered lo what it would be now, for the largest class of labortrs did not formerly muster. We trost, therefore that the State will be spared the evils ?f militia musters, although the law {compels the enrollment and organization. There is a very severe restrictive elanee in the militia act that would beoome Russian tyranny against the Tote*, or Turkish despotism. All volunteer militia ie forbid dea ; no men, or boy a either, we supp?se< in any number from two or three npward*. are allowed to practice the manual of arm* together, or to march and mtteler or drill in military style. If any volunteer drilling or manual exercise of arms is done bv persona in this State, the offender is liable to fine and imprisonment at hard labor in the Penitentiary not less than one year, and more if the judge sees fit It seems to us that there is some leading spirits in the Legislature whose only idea seems to be to govern the people of this State by the rules of a military camp. This may arise from the fact .that our most active law frnmer is a military man, and a foreigner to the State, *ho*e ideas of rule and authority were all conceived and nurtured during war limes. Henee, a youth or two of the Slate who may meet in a room or under the ahade of a tree, and practice the manual exercise are to be subject to infamous punishment, more se ere than if they had stolen sheep, or hogs or a horse, for we perceive that some of our tender-hearted judges put only six months penitentiary o?ufin<ment on a horse thief and sheep and hog stealers are seldom seat to the Psnitentiary. Ilow Is it that the Penitentiary punishment is resorted to for acts not mala in M, and that used to be considered honorable from the days of Wasui.no tow to Soon. ?< ?? - ? President Orant's first Message on the state of the Union. The Mre*?ge of President Grant In re! a. tion to Virginia and Mississippi, which we publish this week, hss been acted on by Congress approvingly. We are much ) leased to see ihvt the reasonable recommendations of Grant are having th-ir proper weight will, the Republics* a. Yir. ginia and Mississippi now have the oppor 1 unity of voting agaiost the offensive parts of theirConstitations, offered for ratification, and at lite same time, they may vote to ratify the main Constitution itsel', We (riot 111nt this will art r'lit ..I ill* iti.fran chisng parts of those Constitutions and give those States, at least aa good aa South Carolina enjoys, where everybody can vote and hold office too, except those excluded hf the ]4lh Amendmont of the United Btatea Conatitution. We hail it a* a good agn, this favorable response of Congress to Gen. Grant's recommendations. It look, like "let ua have peace," may be approach ing to reality. With Grant for President, and Rawlins for Secretary of War, hoih actual soldiers from the field, we may ex pect a far more magnanimous conrae thai* when Ilia war office was fill, d by Stanton^ The truly brave are apt to be generous to the fallen. Death of a Good Oitiaen. We regret to announce the death of Mr. I.swTs WoavtiiNOTOW, who haa resided in Greenville for the past sixteen years. He was a moat estimable gentleman and muuh respected by the people here in his adopted home and beloved by liia friends. Mr WortuinotoS was born in Massachusetts, but lived for a number of years in Connect ieut before eoming to this place, where he has been connected in business with Measr*. f"V.r Ai Marki.et. He was at the tint* of hi* death, whteh occurred on WedptuUj laat. In the fifty sixth year of hi* age. n -e ?Ouano Diatrlbntar. Mr. William Cox, o/ this County, hee inTrnUd a " guano distributer," very iimp!?, ??J regarded a* the beet thiag of th? kind la aee, or likely to be itteeovered ; priec oaly $?. to be found at Mr. JvLiua C. H ninth, in thia City. A good many hare I een already Bold The machine ten be regulated to a?rew the guano uniformly to any d< aired thick new or thinneaa, aa thai the qnentity n?o?t on the ground ean l? ineaaured to a fraotlon. Bard Front Again. Thia morning there ware froat and lea thermometer at 29? abora aero. Proepeeti for fruit thia teuton bad. TBI SI OmoTlUa County Agnoattwii Sooiotjr. At * Wiling of Ihr GrooarMto Agrioultural S?M?l}, th? following mr inborn win i appointed dolognten to tKo Agricultural Convention, to moot is Columbia on tho 27th Intl.: J. A. David. Erq.. 0?a. W. K. Ranloy. Alex. MoBoe, P>q-, Dr. W. Q. Austin, C. T Hammond Krq., 9. K. Mayr, JuHna CSmiih, R H RorW, J. P. Moore. Col. W. A. Townw, A Blyth#, Erq., IV S 8. Mnraliall, Maj Frank Cox, Copt, I* William*, W, A. Hud?'<o, T. Q. DonnliUon, E#q., P. F. Sudduth, Tho following gi?l!moi nro appointed by tho Socioty to r*orroctit tho County at Urg?: I Capt Will la nr. Goldsmith, Cnpt. O. W. beater, Capt. O. W. Taylor. Col. Jamra 1 MeCnllnogh, B. F. Nosely, J. U Qoodw.im ' John II. Tlarriaon, John T. Bennett, Dr ' Jamra M. Sullivan, Dr Jamra Harrison, ' Dr. R. D. Anderson. 0"L E. S. Irvine, J. I>. Su'li van, F. F, MvKcntia, Dr. W. A Moon ry, Ignatius Few. Philemon Huff, James Lenderraao, J U. Cleveland, L*tdt>?r Gll> * boo. Laat. We regret thnt Ihr coming In at n latr hour of several advertisement* and olhrr 1 mattrr that oould not be poaiponrd, obliges 1 ua to drfrr an interesting article <*n the oh i arvonrr of Lent. aa viewed by lha Episeo- 1 pal Church; it w?i already partly lo type, 1 and will appear In our next. It ia written ' by 'hr worthy " Rector of Christ Church, Greenville." 1 Waters' New Store on Pendleton Street, Attention ia called to the a?lvertis?ment | of the new store of M1". W. L. Watim, on I Pendlaton 8lreat, which r|<eai$ for itself < We will next we-k nolle* more fully this establishment, ae It deserve special mention i ticklk a pi'om'i, i.kfter bros , besides ' ntbrra, will likewise recvive rditoiial allu. I ?ion in our nrxt. < Southern Cultivator for April. < The April number of tliie very capital | agricultural journal ii beh-re u?. and we like it more and nwr*. Farmers, and all cultivator* of the earth in field or garden, , orchard or meadow, you ought to be a ( aunaoritier to ihe Cultivator, published at j Athena, Georgia. Terir.a 00 a year? j William ii W. L. Joxss, EJitois and Pro. p prietora Sonaill'M.?The Cultivator suggest# th planting of sorghum lo meet the apprehend p ed seareity of sugar from tbe Cuba re vol ution a?d the abolition of slavery in tlie ^ Island. > a vrvuunuio v* ur*. The well-earned reputation of the Carmliita farmer ia fully auatuined in the appearance and contents of the April number just reeeiv- , ed. We cannot too tealonsly urge on ?>nr farmora the importance of sustaining their home agricultural journals ; and one so handsomely printed and ably oonducted aa the Carolina farmer is especially deferring of support. Every farmer and planter in the Sonth will do himself a sorviee hy sending Two Dollars for a year's auhscription to this justly popular roagasinc. We are gin 1 to learn from the proprietor that the success of the farmer is he. yoad his aiost sanguine expectation*. Address Wm. II. Bernard, Wilmington, N. C. Specimen copies sent free. The American Stock Journal For April oontains articles on Spring Management of Farm Stock; Cruelly to Horses' Ducks; Ammonia in Stables; Best Food for l'ork Making; Tho Best Breeds of Cows; Teams for tho Farm ; liaising Hogs and Making Pork ; Comparative Numbers and Prices ol Farm Stock; Necessity tor Pure Water for Milk Cows ; Which is the Best Stock ; How to Detect Imperfect Vision or Blindness in Horses; Cooked Food for Swine; A new Design of a Dairy House ; Raising Coits Profitable ; Early Chickens; Sbecp and Lambs? Spring Management; Texas?Climate?Soil? Ac.; Killing Hogs?Curing Bacon ; Sbort-IIorn Cattle ; Swine and tbeir Sties; Diseases of the Ilog ; nnd a nnanher of others that should he read by every Farmer. Specimen Copies sent i free. Address N. P. Burnt A Co., Publisher*. Pirktibur;, Cheater Co., I'*. The Tribute of Respect to Mr. L Wurthington ha* been put in typo but crowded out of lb La issue. or A number of editorial matters have been crowded out this week. WAsntxoiots, April 1#?Amongst other appointments, which were confirmed by the Benate to-day, was that of Charles II. Pottingill as Assessor of Internal Revenue for the Third District of South Carolina. The bill restoring the property ot Blnnton Duncan, of Kentucky, (some of which lie* in Columbia,) was passed, and sent to the Preai- ! dont. The Senate adjourned, at T2 M. to-day, sine rfie. The hill, for the fm-ther removal of political disabilities, failed utterly. Tbe President bar signed the hill providing for elections in'Virginia, Mississippi and Texas. Tn \f ma Tf At?a m XV m nrfi PI PfttV! V in * 1 n* ? * "' Pr" "* ? ?w v -? formed that yerterdey leeae of ?bia we FT known eatabliahment was effected, and tbs prospect of ita being eoon opened are, tberes fore, inereeard. It baa been rented, we learn> for Are years, by tbe partiea who formerly kept the Howard nouaa In Chicago. They propnae furnishing tbe entire eatabliabment anew with bandeonie appurtenance*, and hope to be able te throw tbe houae open to tbe publie by tbe Arat of September. We frna', and indeed there 1 i* no reaaon to dowbt, that the inereaalnf trade 1 will draw a sufficient number of riattora to the 1 etty during the entire year to support tbe ho tela now In operation, and each additional enee a* may be opened.? CAer/eaton CourUr. Ti?b twenty-nhie fterman TTnlrereittr* bare two thonaand one hundred aaid ninety-four profeaaora and twenty one thonaand ire hundred and forty*two etud^Ma. ? i8THBUB Wt tka iMtkm EmUrprlM. Picee*#, 8. 0., AptII 10tb, IMA ' Frm Clrtw," Court, SaMe/A School, fwa Officer*, Minittert, die., New Lmmura, 1m proocment*, dee. Meter*. Editor*?Since I wrote you lut we hare had a * free eireue " and Court.? Pro/e**?r Cuehman, Ike " giant horaa Lamer," with hie perforata* horra and dog. ratcrt wined the people with an wrung of ibont two honre, in which ha apparently tallrfled hlmeelf at laaet that ha wae 14 eoma [tnmpklne* in lha turning line. Amoneit nher thing', ha eald hie horaa w*i a demo. T?t. and hie dog wae a democrat and tha| tie himwlf wae a democrat, and hailed from l-he democratic Stat* of Kcnturk**. But I he eut of hla jib an J the peculiar t?a?- of ( !> * ?ui?c, clear ly iridic*ted that if ha Hailed j at all, it waa from the land of M wooden | nutmeg*. * Not withal ending hi* efoywewrr, a and patriotic adheaion to the democracy, it r waa no go ; he could not fret up a club.? I Be left here, no doubt reflecting how un> < pertain are llie rewaid* of politica/ htroee and patriot*, ' ' When the hnrly bar')"* done. When tha battle** fnurht and won." Tils Ctivrr?Tht* wa* our flrat Court. J and ll-rre were a number in attendance, j and everything paaaed off quietly. TheJu ? rlca aealed debt* created before the war to flfty ecnta on the dollar, and tome at forty ecnta. An. In one eare they acalcd down lo thir ty ids and a half eenla on the dollar It la no nac for lho*o who oppnae the aealtng rif old dab*a to reeict it hy the ery of anron*titutionnlity, agr*ri*ni?m, mohiam. dec- ' Public opini in ia rapidly idling in the | proper direction lo rM the country of the | heavy weight of indebtedneaa banging 1 over it. Tit* Saanath School.?La*t Sabbath, a ( number of the clliaen?and children In our Town and vicinity met in the Court Hon** and organised a Sabbath rchool with flfty id I Scholar*, and elected the following of Scera: Capt. Jnrnea McPall, Superintend | ent; W. A. L-aley, Eeq , Aa-iatant Sup.-rin lendent; Judge J. H. Philpnt, Secretary I E. II. Oriffln, Sr.. Frq, Traaaurer. AH religiou* denomination* unite In title K-hool. Ii ia thought the aehool will nnm ?er over a hundred very anon. If we had Mr. J B. She?man over h. re to leach the uvenih-a Sunday aehool conga. it would > r|ve an intereating feature to the exerciaca f rterrio:* or town emcma Laat. Monday, the election for member* of he Town Council came off. with the follow rig reanlt; Capt John L Thornier, Intonant ; Judge J. H. Phllpot, Capt. Jaro-a t I, FaII. John A. Maj?r*, S. D. OondMt. " Yard. u?. So, you ree, we are lully Incor ] xuatrd and or?aniaed. MlSDTttl AC Rer. Fl'trtin Smith, of lli? M'tkndht Fqdacopal Church, reai-ier here, mnl will ftrmeh twice ? month in the Court Honre , ?n-l Uev. Mr. Gary, Bauiiat prem-her,once " , month, nt tlie li-i| Iist Church about a half 1 mile from here. ' niav uwrm. Recently two young lawyer* have local ed here: It Frai.k McBee. F.rq., of Gie?'tiaille, anil Wm U. Hai-kin, liaq., from Aniliraon. Both are joun? uieti of promise, and no doubt will do well. IMrAliVKHBNT*. K. H. Griffin, Sen., F.#q., baa re?ily eomplrted a new building, and the Maaonic hall, from old Pickeiia, will anon be icm-'Ted here, when another alnre will I r opeurd by the Meaara. (JBreath. Youra, <ko. 8. I). O. Message from President Grant. Ifc recommend* Cnngrete tn provide for eleetione in I "try inin ami Mieeieeippi, and t/jiiyno di belief that the liepublican Constitution' trill be adopted. n /AJTII I.? 1 lie MMinwilip ft 1 rP* aage of Ike President *u received by Conrtesa? at i o'clock, this afternoon : To th* Srnat* and Hunt* oj flrpr?**ntatire* : While I am aware that the time in which Congress proposes now to remain ia aceaioo ia Tarj brief, and that it ia ita deaire, at ftr ar ia eonaiatent with the public interest, to avoid entering upon the general t.nsrncM of legialction, there ia one subject which concerns so deeply the welfaro of the cauntr.v, that I deem it my duty to bring it before von. I have no doubt that you will eoncwr with me in the opinion that it ia desirable to restore the States which were engaged in the rebellion to their propor relations to the Govern, tent and the c untry at as early a period as the people of these Stntes shall he found willing to become peaceable and orderly communities, and to adopt and m lintain auoh constitutions and lawa as will eflTcotually secure the civio end political rights of ull persous within their Lor. dera. The authority ef the United States, which ; has been vindicated and established l>y its i military power, uiusl audoubtediy be asserted for the absolute protertien of all its eilirens ia the full enjoyment of the freedom and reewrity which is the object of a republican government. But whenever the people of a rebellious State are ready to enter in good faith upon the accomplishment of this object, in entire coc; fortuity with the constitutional authority of Congress, it is certainly desirable that all eausee of irritation sbeuld l>e removed a' promptly as possible, that a more perfect Uni. ! i-. .-s >l. . . i. stored to peace and prosperity. Tbe coerce! ion ef I be people of Virginia which met ia Richmond ea Tuesday, Decerns j btr 3d, )MT, Iraaicd a constitution for tbat State which was adopted by the Convention a tbe 18th of April, ISM, and I desire respectfolly to call tbe attention of Congress to tbe ' propriety of providing by law for tbe huldiog of an election for tbat State at soate tiaae be i tween tbe months of May and June nest under tbe direction of the military commander of tbe district, at which the adoption of tbat constHntioa shall be sohmitted to the ettlsens ef tbe 8tate. And if this should aeem desirable I would recommend that a separate vote he taken npoa rnch parte as may ha thoaght si. padirat, sad that at tba same time, and eader tbe same authority, there shall be an aleetian } '?i tbe olccrs provided eader saeh eeastila g B T 8 ft I Ion, and that tkt constitution, or ntb porta ksnof, oa ah all ban boon ado pud by the poodo bo sabmitted to Congress oa Mm trot Moolay of December next for ita ooo aid oration, oo bat if tbo aatao bo thon approved tbo aeeeesay atopa, will haro boon takon for tbo restoreion of tbo Steta of Vir(iaia to iU proper releiona to tbo Tin ion. I am lod to asako tbia reeommcadasiea fro* be oonldont bopo and belief tbat tbo people ?ftbat8tate, now ready to eo-operate with ha national gorerumrai In bringing it again oto anrh relations to tbo Union no it oaght? to oooa no possible to oa tab II air and maintain' and to give to all ita people those equal rights odor tbo law, which were asserted in tba doderation ol independence in the words of one >f the moot illuatrioaa of ita sons, I desire, also, to ask tba consideration of Congress to tbe question wbetber there lo not not gronnd for believing tbat tba Constitation rramod by n Convention of tbo people of Mis. istippi for tbat StaU, and onee<rq)ectrd might tot bo again aabmitted to tha people of tbat Btata in like manner, end with the probability of tbo oamo result, (8igned) U. 8. GRANT. Wasbi^otow, D. C., April T, 1869. on Thursday, 8th April, at the wi'i?-n?? of the hrido'o untie. Mr. A. I* >hh, iiy Rev. A. B. Steven*. Mr. JOHN B 3KIKRS and Miss MAUY JANE TAFF, ell if Groi-nville. ir Printer*# fee received. New Yoke. April IS. Cott?n very firm ; mi dll.ift ai>lnnd? S8J it#.; hIm 4,tOO ba lc?. 0?M IS8J. BaLTimoiik. April IS. Cotton letif?iniddliiiKi 26c Floor ' irly ?ct<ve. Wheat s'eaily?good ro<l pAlt>$. C'-rn firm?white 8'.'@85e.; yel* nw 88c. Oats fiiin?prime lie. l'nrk 182.00. Bnwn quirt. Lortl 194<s. Whisky >2c. CitASLWrOa. April IS. Cotton firmer and more active?mid Hinge 274". ; ealee ADO bales; recrii ts 089. Found. A SUM of MONEY, which the owner can bare by giving a full description of the mine, and paying for this advertisement. Apply at this office. Ap M 47 1 Bring in Tonr Old BJlJYK-BILLS, WE will pay for BANK-BILLS of , South Carolina. North Carolina, Georria and Tcnnesseo more than oar published trices, if brought in by 21st of April. II. BEATT1K A CO. Ap 14 47 t BUENA VISTA 9 ?P ft SI 1? SI SSlSt yy E hare just received a NEW STOCK O OOD8. Seltctfd with an era to the want* and driircs >f nwr rusti>m?ra4n<] friends. In it will ba round, in pnrt, n* foiluwi: Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats, Sugars Coffees, Teas Mackeral, Plows. Hoes Scythes, Spades Shovels, Axes, Buckets Tubs, Cotton Cards &c. &Co To*?tl?er with a 1 l of DRUG* AND MEDIC1NES |^T"Call and examine mir Sto-*, a? w are cnft'Viit. you can be aecornruodated and pleased..jgJ COTTON YARN AT WHOLESALE AND RET AIL Libe, rel deduction* made lo those pure baling hj tli* Bala. EESTER BROS. Rttena Vi?ta, S. C., April 14, 1669. April 14 47 -8 * Assignee's Notice. TITF. NOTE^ and ACCOUNT* due ,h. F rinn of GRADY A GOOD I.ETT GIUDYA HAWTHORN. C.RADY, KRR lillSON d MILLER. JOHN W GRADY i CO., and also thoa* due JOHN W GRADY hi* in our band* for eojleetion and if inpaid by O'- before Me firtl d<?y of Jolt) nrri file Mid No'eeanJ Accum* will be plaeei in ihe haiida of an nffi -er for immediate enl leetion. l'ersona wiihin* to aettle will eal ai the 8b?i ifT* Office, or at the Law Offie of Karle A Blvlhe, nnd ean settle will either ol the undei.ienrd. W T SHUMATE. ) . . A BLTTIIR f Assignee. CrA^nvill^ S . fV Si 1 nt Mnrpli IRAQ A pi It 47 X STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIHTA GRRENVII.LK COUNTY. Ia tha Court of Probato. NELLY TURNER. JOSEPH K. TURNEI ?.?i j??si ph barton *? *' .?. rebec CA KF.LLY. MARK KKLLY T P. ASH MORS. and Children of MART ASH MoltK ?Petit on firr Jh,tar Partition and Sol* of Heat Futnt*. t?* IT appearing t? tli# liiiilnHi-in of th I Court that 'lif D tondanta. Rebee.Kelly. Mark K'-Hjr T. P Aehm.-re. and It Wihfr- n nl Mary A ah more, .l-e.-need, re?i?i out of the State: Ii i? therefor- orier-d, ? m.'tion "f Perry t Perry. Sol.eitora fur P' t tioner* that the aa<d ftatendanla do a< wer, plead or demur to the Petition wilhi forte day*, or the ?ama will ha taken pi eonf?*?o. SAMUEL J. TtOUTHIT. Judge of Prolate for Oraenvilla ('onntr. Grernvtllt C. II, 9. April 14th, 1M Api 14 41 6 <50 Reward. STOLEN, on lh? night Friday, ' h in.tant, from tl ,lUKU*, ? MORS "which h*H li-cn * u?t I Ocoric W H'?fni'l?ii, wt Willinmcton. ho p???n- a<ior> of J-hn Richarrlwn, hrrcu of Tinhllnn of the Internal Krwontie Lt? and which wo* arivert'rad to howo l>r *oM on Ifondur. 12'h incon'. T will paw Rcwcril of Ifty ( proof inffiricnl In ?on.ict tho Ihlwf, h?fc th? Unitol SIatea Cri?rl a. L. conn, April 14 47-1 Dwpotj CwlUotor. S . } ' * ' MIS S . VXV "1 S TOR E 1 AM RECEIVING NT S T O O EL OF 8PRING AND SUMMER iiiis DUVII AO LADIES All CIlTLIMin DRESS GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,' CUTLERY. CROCKERY. BUCKETS, TUBS, ALSO. A SPLENDID LOT OF iitliiffti, IN SUITS, OOSMiTISO <>F Bureaus Bedsteads Chairs, of all styles Washstands Sofas, Divans Towel-racks Tables Cribs and Cradles. All of th?- Gnodi will U at REASONABLE PKIOE8, a< my New Storr. on Pendleton S'raet. nr.r lb* Gracnrllle and Columbia Itnilroad D-pn'. UTCALL AND BE SATISFIED, IV. L. IV AT i: Its. April 14 47 If MERCHANT trprrvnn rrrNrr^nrrvri^ U IftUlLlSJAJSUlOlaol \\7 E hner j.iai received a FULL SUP Vt ply of FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FOU OF.N rI.KM KITS AND YOUTH'S CLO TIIINO fr 'in the cheapest 11 the Itest qual iiv, hieli we will CUT AND MAKE in til* beet ? vl'*?, and at low prie?*. Cff-GIVE US A CALL _g?% 19 THE LADIES' DEFARTMEIT. They are piopared to CUT AND MAKE nil slyl?* of ladies' and misses' dresses, In the latert and moat elegant atylet, and PERFECT FITS. UT Ornamental Slilchmg done neatly. WEED'S " CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINE For mI?, and warranted. PIL'kLi: A POORE. April 14 47 S VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE. WE will Offer at prl??u jfSmH-EEaale. until aalradav June pr Ihe following LOIS OF LAND ? aflCfajEZuar lirl 'Difi g to Ihe Relate o DoK> AS J. ORKKN, deceased, trie. : Lot No te eow/eimny For Iff one Arret i ?Uu-ied on tlia Lauren* Uoad, 2| utile front G-e?nvi lie C II. * I nl Ma a A Wo'aiV. F?rl.. /... ? Antra, rliualed ? ?? ? man* Road, lull* from Greenville C H | Lot NO. 13* containing Forty-fir * Arret, situated ???r the Lo.i. ng Road, tw< li oi>l*? (rum GieenviDe C. li. Lol No. IT, containing Ft fly Act ft boated on a total) branch of Reeily Rivet ^ m le* front Gr- enrille C li. Lot No. 18, containing Nifty cm Act**, ailualed near Laurel a Rood, unle r-'tn (?rre ville 'J- II. '* Lot No 10, containing Sirty Aer*i broiled on Laurent Road, '2 J in ilea fi?t Ort-fiivllle C. H. R Lot No, HO. containing Fifty Acre' ' an titled -n bratir'. of Reedy River, 2 I tui ee from Green* H a C H Lot No. 92, containing Scucuty-on r Acre*. abutted on n hrarieh of Reedy Riv er, mil*, from Greenville 0. II. a Lot No. 33, containing Seventy on r Acre*, aiiuated on t branch Reedy Riv*i ihr-c mile* from Greenville (I. II n Lot No 34. containing Fifty In .. Acre*, ailuale) on a branch or Reedy Rivei a. H miles from GrreuvilW G. H. i Lot No. 33, continuing On* Httndrn ro and thirty fine Acrea. ai1 titled on Reed River, three mile# from Greenville C. 11. Lot No. # . eoHt it imp Kightq tig I Ami, iiiMi'd on a Rtwly Kiv? t?o mil?? Iroiu Oia.n*illa C. U Lot No 97 witnu'ii; 7W*/jr-?m Ami. rituaied neai Lauicua llutd, If mil< Ir. in Or"it?HU U H. of TERMS OP HALF..?Ona tMr.l e*ah, ha ^ line* in two equal inalallinniite at ?U an y twelve nioaih*. narwl |>y bond an<1 imir ,y gag-. Pureh?e<re to fay h?r paper* an alarm* jy If thn above Lxnda are not a*hl I tr anlna ilay in Ji?na, thay will Ihaa ha offer) ' al pcblfe o?)lery. C. t HAMMOND, ? T. O. O^KKM,^K *l r, ,ra ArrSI U 47 WI ai'y C<>lnn<Ma Ph<a?iw pleaae e?f one' a wok until e?l? day in Juse, at a*ad but la IbW tMftce, xmrrEDSTATis INTERNAL REVENIB. > A*dw??, April 1, IMP. NOTICE It berth? given that oa the Mtfc day of April, 1809, at my eflw la Aentrion, appeals will ba reoelfed and deter* | mined relatlre to any erroneoat or exeesotre valuation*, aawMuaeot* or enumeration* by i the Assessor or Assistant Attestors of tba annual taxes for 1889, which bare been attested. Tba Attestor's Often It open dally, daring business hours, for the heart or of Appeals by parties who shall apneat voluntarily before him. relating to any (axes which have been assessed, and which hare not bean eoaaoaitted to the Collector. All appeals la the Assessor; st a foresaid, must be made In writing, and specify tba par* tieular eaasa. matter or thing respecting which a deoislon is requested, and mwst, moreover, state the ground or principle ef or* ror complained of. H. O. HKRRICK, U. 8. Asfsasor 3d DUlilet So. Cm. 1 Ap 14 47 1 . i. m % Deputy Collector'^ Office, Qmixtilli, April 10th, 184V. T) Y vlrtae of* warrant fro* A. S. Wallaee. Jj Collector of 84 IMetrot of South Carolina, I will expoee for m)?, to the bifhwl biddor, on Saturday, tho lot day of May, 184V, at Mo Bee's Factory, 7 ml 1m holow Greenville Court Houm, at IS o'clock, M., tko following property, to wit j 1 pair of first rata Mule*, Wagon and liarnera, S old Wagon*, 1 Cart, I Iron Safe, 1 Sot Blacksmith Tool*, I lot of Lumbar, 1 lot of Hog*, 1 large pair of 8cal**, S pair* of 81mIyard*, 3 Crosscut Saw*, I lot Barrels, Ac., A*. LevieJ on and sold as the property of Qrady A Hawthorn, at tho suit of the United States for Internal Revenue Taxes. Terms Cash. A. L. COBB. Dep. Col. 3d Diet., 7th Dir., 8. C. Ap 14 47 8 . Notice. IK conforn.lty with requirement* af ths Internal Revenue Laws, I hereby give notice t<- all person* who may claim ONM BARREL ? f WHISKY, seised on the premii?* of Franrl* llahn, on the 131k of April, 1889 In Ike City of Orconvilla, ky J. B. She. man, because of having bean uasid in violation of the Intarnal Revenue Law a?tko aame having bean turned over to mo?to make auch claims before me within 80 dayn fiom tlie first publication of this notice. A L COBB. April 14. 47-8 . Dep. Col. Ho tie*. IK conformity with requirements ef the la tarnsl Revenue Laws, I hereby give nelio* to all persons wbo may claim On* Stil\ Cap and Worm, cited ten mile* above Orveaville City, on the 30th March, 1869, by J. B. Sherman, because of being used in violation 1 ol tbe Internal Raveaae Laws, (the same bavlog heea turned over to me,) to make saek o'aims before me within 30 days from the flrsl * publication af tkia notice. A. L. COBB, April 14. 47-3 Dep. CeL Hotiee. IK conformity with requirements ef the la ternal Revenue Laws, I hereby give notice to ell persons wbo may claim Ten Qallaoo or ?v???l-y, Miwd in ib* City or UrwiTilU on the lot of April, 1869, on tbe premie.* *f L. D. Bowie, by Heat M. Parry, AuiiUal Ace.aaor, tiwuuw of a violation ol tba Intarnal K< venue Law*, (tbe aam* having baen tarned over to me,1 to make auch elaitna before ana within SO day* from the flret publication ef tbia notira. A. L. COBB, April U 47-3 D?p. Cel. . Jfotiee. IN eonforaaity with requirement* of the Internal Kevenua Lawr, 1 hereby give nolire to ail peraona who may claim awe Kty of ICAiiiry, aeiicd on the prcuaiac* of Hall Duck, in tbe City of Greenville, on tba Sib day at April, I860, by J. B. Sherman, (tbe aame having baen turned over to me,) to make eueh elaitna before nee within SO daya from the 9rat publication of tbia notion. A. L COBB, April U 47-9 Dep. CeL The State of South Carolina. GKKENVII,LE COUNTT. SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of anndry Writ* of Fieri Facino to mo directed, I will aall, before tie Court lioaee door, on So ltd ay in May ?!, between the hnwra of li o'clock in tho forenoon and S o'clock in the afternoon, the following property, to wit: One Tract of Land, containing 1,300 acme, mora or lore, ai'uatcd partly on Paria Mountain, 7 miiea from Greenville Court Ilouee, on the Buncombe Hoed ; acveral email aeltlementi on the place; adjoining landa of Dr. J. P. flillbonao, Grady A Hawthorn and other*, (the llomeatead to bo aet off to Defendant before day of aale.) Alao tba Mill Tract, eon taining 13 acrer, more or lea*, atoning landa I of Benjamin Boiling. On tbia place i* a good Grift Mill. Levied on aa the property of i Stephen Marehbanka, at th* affita of Pater , Caubl* and A. J. Baiaon. Al*o una Lot *f Land within the aorpcrat* limit* of the City of Greenville, lyiog on th* ' north aid# of Pandlcton 8treat, containing 3ft * uiN, aaora or lata, well-lmprovod, la* Daalling llouta and all ncaeaaary Outbuilding#, e adjoining lota of W. A. Town#*, Jno. T. Ooa? aatt, B. Howard and V. Me Bee'a Batata.? Tbia ia on* of th* moat daairabl* r***d*a**a ha tba City of Greenville, (tba Uomaataad tab* V art of i>afor? day of aale.) Alto, on# Traat *f Land, aitnatad about 17 mil** aontb of Ureenrille Court Hoaaa, on tba walora of Rocdy t River and Raedy Pork, and known a* lb? , Heady Pork Plantation containing 'iftSft acre*, mora or lata. Tbia it raid to oe on* of th* moat productive farm* in t^a County, wall ' watered and in a high atata of cultivation.? 11 Levied on aa tba property of Col. T. Edwin Ware, at tba auit* of T. Q. Donaldaon and A. , 0. Hoke, Adminiatratora of tba Katat* of Dv i Hoke, deceaadd, and of W. N. Martin, Aa vigDta of tba Eataia and Bfaeta of J. P. Pool,. Bankrupt, and of J. Cleveland, Aaaigne* of B^ * Alvaandar. ' Alan, one Tract of Land, In a high atate of enllivation, largo body of valnabl* bottom ? Land on tbo place, containing 100? acre*, . mnr* or lea*, adjoining landa of WUIiaaa Choice, Stroud A Parry and other*, (tba Homaataad to be aet o# t* Defendant before n day of aala.) Lav lad on aa kb* property of r. Richard F. Foater, at th* auit of O. W. La. tbatn v*. J. O. Hawthorn at *L ^ Alao, 1,0*0 acrea of Land, situated nc*t v Oowanavilia, in tba upper part of the County, adjoining land* of Austin llalleau, Levi Ward and other*. Levied on aa tba property of d, " J. Ward, at tba auit of Dr. 0. B. Irvip*. f. Alao, on* Taa*t of Land, e*ut*taia* 7*4 acre#, mora or lean, situated on Tyg*r Rivet, ? adjoining laada of Washington Taylor, Wa. M C. Cleveland, J aim** Caanady and ?lh*r*.-?Lcvied on a* tba property of IX. XI. Cannon, ?i id? ton 01 nenr/ noon. ' Al?t>, ooa Tiart of Land, lb* Horn PlaeOy d euntaiuirg 40| acraa, sort or loot, (tha Mom*. t t?ad lo bo aot of to the Defendant bafora day id of aala.) adj .ining lands of H. B- i-ynah. John Lor# and albert. Alan, om Treat el it Land, abont a Mite and ? half ffom and mm% sd adjoining the llnaettead plaeo, aoateloleg 100 aernt, Mora of leaa. adjoining lands of %, U. WbiiMira, U K- Ljneb and othara. (ati ied on at tba prnaarty of J. B. Whit mire, at lea tail af Jno. 0. Pooler. Term* Cash. Parebaaert to pay for ttaaps V and papert A. B. VICKBK8, ft. 0. C. fcheillTa OdUe, April *, 1MB. Ap It >? ?